“notation I was raised on the reverse polish notation HPs and would like to find one of any brand again. Can you help me?”

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• Hopefully you already had this answered but I will give my answer anyway. The HP50G is a good choice. You can toggle RPN and algebraic modes, so a TI user could use it. I have used RPN for a very long time and mine stays in that mode. I believe the new HP Prime uses RPN as an option as well, though I have not used one yet.

  Answered by astropowell 11 years ago

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• This calculator has RPN.

  Answered by HP Team 13 years ago

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• Not at this time you might want to talk to the geek squad team

  Answered by Lele 10 years ago

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